The photo of a Nike tank top, shorts and sandals, which seems to have first appeared June 27 on Twitter from user @RafaellaWaldorf with the caption (roughly translated from Portuguese): "It's pink with white, but the light from the photo leaves the shorts half green / blue, I do not know."

The photo later picked up steam when Rachel Stewart of Nottingham, England, posted the photo — this time with the header: "Here we go again! What two colors do you see?" — on Facebook.

"Dunno how others see anything other than pink and white?" she wrote.

But others, including those who are right (me), see gray and turquoise. To make matters worse, some even see pink and turquoise. Others say the colors look different when they look at the photograph a second time. TODAY reached out to Nike for comment, but hasn't heard back.

The debate reminds people of #TheDress, worn by a mother of the bride in 2015 and first posted by a friend of the bride Caitlin McNeill on Tumblr after she noticed that different people saw different colors in the photograph.

The dress, which is actually was blue and black, was perceived by some to be white and gold. Vision scientists explained, after researching the matter, that the brain can make assumptions about what we are seeing, and those who assumed the dress was shot in a shadow were more likely to see the gold and white colors.